Recycled Monofilament Supplier

As a trusted recycled monofilament supplier, BOSIDI provide high-performance monofilament products engineered from reprocessed polymers. Recycled monofilament is a sustainable category within the monofilament family, manufactured from post-industrial or post-consumer plastic waste. It retains the essential properties of strength, uniformity, and durability while significantly reducing environmental impact.

Production Process

The material undergoes a controlled process: collection and sorting of plastic waste, cleaning and pelletizing, followed by precision extrusion into uniform recycled monofilament filaments. Each batch is tested to ensure performance consistency.

Applications of Recycled Monofilament

• Apparel & Footwear: Used in stitching, embroidery, and technical reinforcements.

• Industrial Textiles: Applied in filtration meshes, woven belts, and protective fabrics.

• Home & Outdoor: Ideal for upholstery threads, garden nets, and outdoor equipment seams.

• Packaging & Webbing: Serves as a sustainable material for woven straps and industrial webbing.

Advantages of Recycled Monofilament

• Eco-Friendly: Reduces reliance on virgin plastics and supports circular economy goals.

• Consistent Quality: Offers reliable tensile strength, smoothness, and processability comparable to conventional monofilament.

• Certification Ready: Helps brands meet sustainability standards and environmental regulations.

Why Choose BOSIDI as Your Recycled Monofilament Supplier

• Industry Experience: Specialized in monofilament production since 2015.

• Production Scale: Operates a 10,000 sqm factory with 200+ advanced machines.

• Manufacturing Output: Annual capacity of 3,000 tons of monofilament and 10 million sewing threads.

• Technical Expertise: Holds 12 patents and maintains a complete quality management system.

• Customization Service: Offers tailored solutions in material, thickness, color, and packaging.

• Sustainable Manufacturing: Committed to eco-friendly practices, including the use of recycled materials and resource-efficient processes.